EDCKC Announces New C-Store Distribution Center in Kansas City, MO

In Business Development by EDCKC Staff

The Economic Development Corporation of Kansas City, Missouri (EDCKC) is pleased to announce the opening of 7 Hill Kansas City, LLC (C-Store Distribution Center) located at 8011 E Truman Road. This new facility marks a key step in the city’s ongoing efforts to drive economic growth, enhance its logistics capabilities, and reinforce its competitive position as a leader in the region’s distribution and supply chain sectors.

“We are thrilled to welcome 7 Hill Kansas City to the community,” said Steven Anthony, Vice President of Business Development for EDCKC. “This investment not only brings new jobs to the area but also strengthens Kansas City’s reputation as a hub for logistics and distribution. We look forward to seeing the success of this new operation.”

The 25,820-square-foot C-Store Distribution Center is poised to significantly boost the local economy, representing a $3.97 million investment and creating 46 new jobs.

Kansas City’s Growing Logistics & Distribution Hub

Kansas City’s location at the geographical center of the United States, combined with its robust transportation infrastructure, continues to make the city a prime destination for logistics, warehousing, and distribution operations. This expansion is a testament to the city’s thriving logistics sector, which has experienced rapid growth over the last several years. Kansas City’s strategic positioning, with access to major highways, rail lines, and an international airport, makes it one of the fastest-growing hubs for distribution in the nation.

“As we continue to build Kansas City’s reputation as a leader in logistics and distribution, projects like this reinforce the strength of our local economy and the city’s importance as a transportation crossroads,” said Anthony. “We are proud to support new investments like the C-Store Distribution Center that create jobs and contribute to our city’s growth.”

A Continued Commitment to Economic Growth

The EDCKC remains committed to fostering an environment that attracts investment. By collaborating with the Missouri Department of Economic Development and other key stakeholders, EDCKC works to ensure that Kansas City remains a competitive and dynamic location for companies in a wide range of industries, including logistics, manufacturing, and distribution.

“We are focused on cultivating an ecosystem where businesses can thrive and expand, driving economic success for the region,” said Anthony. “This expansion is just one of many that will help propel Kansas City’s continued growth as a leading logistics hub in the United States.”